Jeroen Conijn

Jeroen Conijn has had extensive work experience in various communication roles. Jeroen started their career as a presenter for Beurstv and then worked as a redacteur for Sport7. Jeroen later became a communicatiemedewerker at AZ, followed by a role as a beleidsmedewerker arbeidsmarktcommunicatie at TMPW. Jeroen then started their own business, Jeroen Conijn Tekstproducties, where they developed magazines for clients such as WTC and Wolters Kluwer. Jeroen also served as the hoofdredacteur for Nuon magazine.

Jeroen then joined ING Nederland, where they worked for several years. Jeroen started as a communicatie- en contentspecialist before becoming a communicatiemanager for customer media. In these roles, they were responsible for developing and implementing communication strategies, including crisis communication during the bankencrisis. Jeroen was also involved in the integration of Postbank and ING Bank.

After their tenure at ING Nederland, Jeroen provided content creation and communication advice as a freelancer at Schiphol. Jeroen worked on various projects, including the development of B2B and B2C websites, speechwriting for executives, and implementing a new writing style for content.

Most recently, Jeroen worked as a Senior Content Manager at Autoriteit Financiële Markten, where they played a senior role in managing and creating content.

Overall, Jeroen Conijn has a diverse background in communication, with experience in content creation, project management, crisis communication, and strategic planning.

Jeroen Conijn completed their undergraduate education at the University of Amsterdam from 1992 to 1996, earning the degree of Drs in Communication. In the same year, they obtained a certificate in 'English for Business' from the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Additionally, they received a certificate in 'Spoken English for Industry and Commerce' from the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, although the dates for this qualification are unknown. Jeroen has a strong educational background in communication, business, and English language studies.